WISPWARE – Paces
Every step counts. So does every pace.
Shows during a walk or run, not as your watch face.
Free Pro $2.88 CAD once
See the field
$ wispware --wear mounting /dev/phosphor … ok
Falling Stars · WISPWARE
A watch face that glows back.
Garmin faces with a living phosphor companion. Wisp reads your day and reacts at the wrist-raise. Function first; the delight is earned.
See the watch faces
free to wear, Pro unlocks once
◆ Venu X1 native
◆ Free forever core
◆ No account, no subscription
Why there is more than one
Garmin owners are not one crowd.
A wellness wearer and a marathon runner want completely different numbers in the same square inch of screen. Most faces pick an average person and serve nobody exactly. We would rather build a face for one kind of wearer at a time, and let the same companion live on all of them.
Every face takes a stance
This one is for the runner chasing a time. That one is for the person guarding their sleep. Wear the one that feels like home.
One cast, many faces
Wisp is the same character wherever you meet it. What changes is what it notices: a good night's sleep, a hard session, an hour of light left before dark.
Neo-retro, done warm
Terminal-adjacent type, dot-matrix numerals, phosphor light. Tuned for a design-conscious wearer, not a dev console.
The catalogue
Watch faces and data fields, and who each one is for.
Everything here is free to wear, with an optional one-time Pro unlock. Install from Garmin, wear it as long as you like, and pay only if you want the depth.
WISPWARE – Run Casual X1
For the runs you do because it is beautiful outside.
Free Pro $2.99 CAD once
See the face
WISPWARE – Wellbeing X1
A wellness watch face with a living phosphor companion.
Free Pro $1.99 CAD once
See the face
WISPWARE – Wellbeing (Round)
Not yet released
What it is
Not sure which face is yours? Five quick questions.
Find your faceThe X-factor
Wisp, a phosphor pet on your wrist.
Not a widget, a character. Wisp is drawn entirely in light: an orb, two eyes, a bloom ring. It floats and blinks, reads your day, and pops a reaction the moment you raise your wrist. Storm coming? Umbrella. Crushed your goal? Arms up. There are over thirty reactions to find.
There is a little Tamagotchi in that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The difference is that Wisp runs on your real body data. It cannot be neglected, there is nothing to feed, and it will never guilt you. It lives there beside you, tells you what it makes of the day, and is quietly pleased to be of help.
The other half of Falling Stars
We publish stories, too.
Falling Stars Publishing is the books side of the same workshop. The first is Book One of the Starlight Song Saga, a young-adult fantasy about star-songs almost nobody can hear, and the few who can. It is being written now.